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The 11 pages that link to Owl, each with the reason it gives.

• Zygodactyl footBroader topic: Many owls can rotate an outer toe to improve their grasp on prey.

• Snowy owlNarrower topic: Snowy owls share the owl body plan but are unusually adapted to open Arctic terrain.

• Eurasian eagle-owlNarrower topic: Its specialized hearing, vision, and flight are characteristic owl traits.

• FrogmouthCompared with: Owls share nocturnal habits but have different anatomy and prey-catching adaptations.

• Kangaroo ratRelated: Owls are among the predators that hunt kangaroo rats.

• PotooCompared with: Owls are familiar nocturnal hunters, whereas potoos rely on concealment and aerial insect capture.

• Little owlNarrower topic: The little owl is a small, often daytime-active member of the owl family.

• MothmanCompared with: Some proposed identifications point to an owl seen under poor lighting or at close range.

• Scops owlNarrower topic: Scops owls are small members of the wider owl group.

• StrigidaeNarrower topic: This broader common name includes Strigidae and the distinct barn-owl family.

• TytoNarrower topic: Tyto belongs to the broader group of owls.